.. which reminds me I need to take meds now.. 
You mean a Roomba?
Type 1 is very different, especially in that if you forget to take your insulin, the results are fairly extreme fairly quick. Before I switched to a pump, though, I'd sometimes have problems too. Specifically, injecting insulin had become so habitual to me that I would quite automatically check my blood sugar and take my shot first thing in the morning before I really woke up (it takes me ages to wake up). There were several occasions when I would find myself unsure whether or not I'd taken it a half hour later. At that point, I'd just have to risk letting my blood sugar start climbing, because a double dose could easily have been fatal. Now I can just look in my pump because it keeps a record of it all. There has to be some solution to helping you keep to your medication schedule! It's so important!I thought it'd be nice to have a little STD test kit...something that could check for all your basics. Just keep it in the nightstand next to the condoms, a little drop of blood and everyone's in the know!I once pondered on the impact of a fully commercially available medical tricorder in speeding up the medical process. While there may be reservations from the diagnostic sector, I thought of the advantages in that it would mean tests could be taken and results returned in minutes, freeing up waiting times and resources. It was at that point that my senior told me to shut up and get back to work.
^Could you not just set multiple alarms in your phone with the label "Take Meds" or something? Failing that, my mom has memory issues and when they were at their worst she had a phone service that would call her up when it was time to take her medication. She no longer needs it, but it was useful for a time.
I'm assuming by "type B" you mean type 2.
I will actualize a new day that is "fun" were it not for the registers in my brain that all zero out when I sleep.. and is far me interesting then reality actually is.
Even better, an STD smartphone accessory and app that performs that function. Complete with Twitter and Facebook integration, and customisable ringtone for the All Clear.I thought it'd be nice to have a little STD test kit...something that could check for all your basics. Just keep it in the nightstand next to the condoms, a little drop of blood and everyone's in the know!I once pondered on the impact of a fully commercially available medical tricorder in speeding up the medical process. While there may be reservations from the diagnostic sector, I thought of the advantages in that it would mean tests could be taken and results returned in minutes, freeing up waiting times and resources. It was at that point that my senior told me to shut up and get back to work.
I've never been good at maintaining a normal sleeping schedule either. The trick is to just set an alarm for meds time, get up for the 2 minutes it takes to take your meds, and go back to sleep. You might even get to a point like I did where you could do it in your sleep, but if you keep your meds in an AM/PM Monday-Sunday labeled pill box, then you won't have to worry about forgetting if you've taken a dose!
Yes!Even better, an STD smartphone accessory and app that performs that function. Complete with Twitter and Facebook integration, and customisable ringtone for the All Clear.I thought it'd be nice to have a little STD test kit...something that could check for all your basics. Just keep it in the nightstand next to the condoms, a little drop of blood and everyone's in the know!I once pondered on the impact of a fully commercially available medical tricorder in speeding up the medical process. While there may be reservations from the diagnostic sector, I thought of the advantages in that it would mean tests could be taken and results returned in minutes, freeing up waiting times and resources. It was at that point that my senior told me to shut up and get back to work.
My doctor suggested the iPhone attachment glucometer and app to me a year ago, and my insurance even covered it. The truth is, I didn't consider it for a second. The thought of having something as vital as my glucometer dependent on something as unreliable as an iPhone was not appealing! A few months later my iPhone combusted!
